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What people are saying - Write a reviewWe haven't found any reviews in the usual places. Related booksOther editions - View allCommon terms and phrasesAlbanien Androgeus annis Armorica Arth Arthur atque Aurelius autem Beda Bretagne Britanniae Britones Britonum Brittannien Britten brittischen Brut Brutus Cadwallon Caput Carausius Cäsar Corineus Cornwall cujus Cumque deinde duce ejus enim eorum erat ergo esset etiam Exin Fehlt filius fuit Fürsten Gildas Gorlois Gottfried grossen haec Heer Hengist Hist Humber igitur illius illo Insel insulae inter intra ipse ipsius ipsos ipsum Irland itaque Jahre Kapitel Kilhwch König Land Locrinus London Lucius Merlin Namen namque Nennius nomine nunc omnes omnibus parte patriae Penda post quae quam quia quibus quid quod quoque quos regem regis regni regno regnum Roman römischen Sachsen Saxones Schlacht sese sibi Sohn suam sunt suos super suum Taliesin tarnen tempore Theil Tochter tunc urbem Usher usque Uther vero Vita Vortigern Wales wälschen ward Popular passagesPage xiii - Britannico prsefato sermone invenit, et a Gualtero Oxinefordensi in multis historiis peritissimo viro audivit, vili licet stylo, breviter tamen propalabit, quse prselia inclytus ille rex post victoriam istam, in Britanniam reversus, cum nepote suo commiserit. Page 378 - They sung how he himself at Badon bore, that day, When at the glorious goal his British scepter lay ; Two daies together how the battel stronglie stood ; Pendragon's worthie son, who waded there in blood, Three hundred Saxons slew with his owne valiant hand. Page 428 - Glastenig}, qui per mediterraneos Anglos, secus villam quae dicitur Escebtiorne, scrofam suam usque ad Wellis, et a Wellis per inviam et aquosam viam quae Sugewege, id est Scrofae via, dicitur, sequens porcellos suos... Page 226 - Leir and his three daughters Gonorill, Ragan, and Cordelia, as it hath been divers and sundry times lately acted, Page xiii - Talia mihi et de talibus multotiens cogitanti obtulit Walterus, Oxenefordensis archidiaconus, vir in oratoria arte atque in exoticis historiis eruditus, quemdam britannici sermonis librum vetustissimum, qui a Bruto, primo rege Britonum, usque ad Cadwalladrum, filium Cadwallonis, actus omnium continue et ex ordine perpulchris orationibus proponebat. Rogatu itaque illius ductus, tametsi infra alienos hortulos phalerata verba non collegerim agresti tamen stylo propriisque calamis contenais, codicem... Page 420 - ... à ce (digne) fils de son père et de son aieul ! „Quand Owen tua le Porte-brandon, aucun obstacle ne s'offrit: il dormait (l'ennemi). „Elle dormait, la grande armée des Logriens, avec une torche dans les yeux ! „Tous ceux qui ne s'enfuirent point à l'instant furent traités pire que des captifs. „Owen les châtia rudement, comme une hande de loups qui traque des moutons. Page xxvi - ... qui la appella Bretaigne, jusques au temps de Cadualadrus, dernier roy breton dicelle grande Bretaigne, ensemble tous les autres bretons y estans lors furent contrains de habandonner le pays pour les pestilences de maladie qui y survindrent. Page 157 - Sed et inclytus ille Arturus rex letalitor vulneratus est, qui illinc ad sananda vulnera sua in insulam Avallonis advectus, cognato suo Constantino, filio Cadoris ducis Cornubiae, diadema Britanniae concessit. Page xii - Torinneio, eiusdem loci monachum, virum tam divinorum quam secularium librorum inquisitorem et coacervatorem studiosissimum, ibidem conveni. Qui cum de ordine historiae de regibus Anglorum a me editae me interrogaret, et id quod a me quaerebat libens audisset, obtulit mihi librum ad legendum de regibus Britonum, qui ante Anglos nostram insulam tenuerunt.] Quorum excerpta, ut in epistola decet, brevissime scilicet, tibi dilectissime, mitto. Page 388 - Gwennivar au charmant visage, ne me raille pas ; quoique je sois petit, je vaincrais cent guerriers tout seul. GWENNIVAR. « Jeune homme à l'habit noir et jaune, en considérant bien tes traits, je crois me souvenir de t'avoir déjà vu ailleurs. References to this bookFrom Google ScholarArtur: De Guerreiro a Rei Cristão nas Fontes Medievais Latinas e ...Ms Adriana Zierer - 2002 - Brathair References from web pagesHistoria Regum Britanniae - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia JSTOR: The "Historia regum Britanniae" of Geoffrey of Monmouth Caernarvon Castle & Welsh Mythology History of the Kings of Britain, or “Historia regum Britanniae ... Geoffrey of Monmouth Rowena, second wife of Vortigern Ille Arturus Rex University of Chicago Press - Notes on Merlin in the "Historia ... Arthurian Passages from Geoffrey of Monmouth Caliburn Bibliographic information
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